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WO1989008931A1 - Resistance welding method and resistance welding circuit device in lead acid battery - Google Patents

Resistance welding method and resistance welding circuit device in lead acid battery Download PDF

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WO1989008931A1
WO1989008931A1 PCT/JP1989/000246 JP8900246W WO8908931A1 WO 1989008931 A1 WO1989008931 A1 WO 1989008931A1 JP 8900246 W JP8900246 W JP 8900246W WO 8908931 A1 WO8908931 A1 WO 8908931A1
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23KSOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
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    • H01MPROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
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  • the present invention relates to a resistance welding method and a resistance welding circuit device for a lead storage battery.
  • the resistance welding method between cells in a conventional lead storage battery is performed by a constant current control method or a constant voltage control method. That is, the ears of opposite polarity projecting upward from each end of the strap to which the ears of the electrode group assembled in each cell chamber of the lead storage battery are connected are connected to the adjacent cell chambers.
  • a pair of resistance welding gages (electrodes) of the resistance welding apparatus are applied to the outer surfaces of the opposed strap ears and pressurized by applying pressure through the through holes provided in the partition wall for distinguishing the two.
  • the ears are pressed against both sides of the partition wall, and the center of both ears is recessed into the through-hole with the projection of the gun. In this state, both guns are connected by the constant current control method or the constant voltage control method. It is common to carry out resistance welding between both ears, that is, so-called resistance welding between cells.
  • the following problems are involved in the energization process during resistance welding.
  • the spark is liable to fly, and the contact area increases in the passage welding process, so that even if a large void is generated, the current is increased.
  • the spark is scattered, and at that time, the welding lead may be scattered and adhered between the cathode plate and the anode plate of the electrode group to cause a short circuit. Bring.
  • the present invention provides a resistance welding method for a lead-acid battery that has solved the above-mentioned problems of the conventional resistance welding method.
  • the present invention provides a method for energizing members to be welded to each other with their opposing surfaces pressed against each other.
  • current is applied between both members by a constant power control method to perform mutual welding.
  • a resistance value during energization between the two members is measured, and the measured resistance value is input to a constant power control device.
  • the method is characterized in that a current having a current value set in accordance with the above is supplied between the two members at regular intervals.
  • the present invention provides an excellent welding method that eliminates the problem of spark generation at the start of energization in the conventional resistance welding method. It provides a resistance welding method for a lead-acid battery, and gradually increases the flow rate from the start of communication between both members to several cycles before the constant power control method is performed.
  • the present invention provides a resistance welding circuit device in a lead-acid battery for carrying out the above-described resistance welding method of the present invention, so that members to be welded to each other are provided. And a pair of resistance welding guns that press the surfaces facing each other and press-contact in this state, a resistance measuring device that measures the electric resistance (Queen) in a press-connecting state between the members to be welded, and the resistance measurement. And a control current set by the constant power control device, and the control current set by the constant power control device is applied between the members to be welded through the resistance welding gun of the welding machine. Toss .
  • the present invention provides an apparatus that uses this apparatus to prevent sparks from occurring at the start of energization and to assure excellent welding when implementing the resistance welding method of the present invention.
  • the constant power control device is configured such that the passage is gradually increased from the start of the passage to several cycles, so that the upslope control passing between the members to be welded is performed. Equipped with a device,
  • the resistance welding is performed between the materials to be welded by the constant power control method. Since current welding is performed in a constant state, stable welding between both members is ensured. Done. In the welding process, the resistance value between the two materials is measured at every fixed cycle such as every half cycle, and based on this measured value, energization having a current value corresponding to this is performed. Welding with constant power is performed. In this case, when energization is performed by the upslope control that gradually increases the power value over several cycles from the start of the resistance welding, the generation of sparks at the time of initial application is prevented.
  • FIG. 1 is an overall view of one example of an apparatus for carrying out the method of the present invention
  • FIGS. 2 to 4 are side views of a cut portion of a welding point showing a welding process of one example of the present method
  • FIG. FIG. 6 is a graph of a current waveform in the constant voltage control
  • FIG. 6 is a graph showing a state of a change in welding current in one example of the constant power control method when the up slope control is applied to an initial stage of power transmission. It is a graph.
  • FIG. 1 shows an example of a resistance welding circuit device for implementing the resistance welding method of the present invention.
  • reference numeral 1 denotes a welding machine including a welding transformer 2 and a pair of clamp-type resistance welding guns 4 connected to lead wires 3 specially provided from the welding transformer 2.
  • the pair of welding guns 4, 4 are linked to each other by the expansion and contraction of a pressure cylinder 5 provided on the side thereof, and are opened and closed about a pivot 6 thereof.
  • the welding resistance can be provided on the lab surfaces of the welding guns 4 and 4 by providing the welding resistance measuring terminals 9 and 9 in such a manner that the lifting resistance is provided by a lifting cylinder 8 vertically mounted on the mounting beam 7.
  • These are connected to the resistance measuring device 11 via the connection codes 1 G and 10, and the output power of the resistance measuring device 11 is connected to the constant power control device via the connection line 12. 13, and the output lavage of the constant power control device 13 was connected to the welding transformer 2 via a connection line 14.
  • the resistance welding guns 4 and 4 are lowered, and as shown in FIG.
  • the protruding projections ,, f are positioned close to the outer surface of the plate-shaped ears e, e arranged opposite to each other so that the protruding projections ⁇ , f are aligned with the through-hole h, and are arranged inside the plate-shaped ears e, e; From this state, the pressurized cylinder 5 is operated, and the opposing plate-like ears e, e on the inner side thereof are clamped from the outer surface by the pair of welding guns 4 and 4, and pressurized to form a plate-like shape.
  • the welding guns 4 and 4 of the pair are provided with welding resistance measuring terminals 9 and 9 in advance, and through this, a welding resistance measuring device 1U is used to connect the plate-shaped ears e and e.
  • the resistance value of the press-contact surface is measured, and this measured resistance value is input to the constant power control device 13.
  • the constant power control device 13 outputs a signal of a predetermined current value I corresponding to the measured resistance value R from a predetermined power W, and outputs the signal to the welding transformer 2.
  • Tell A current corresponding to the current value I is supplied between the plate-shaped ears e through the resistance welding guns 4.
  • the measurement of the resistance value, and thus the constant power control is performed such that a half cycle is performed in a constant cycle such as one cycle.
  • the resistance value R is measured by the above-mentioned resistance measuring device 1U in the half-cycle with alternating current, and the constant power control device corresponding to this resistance value is measured in the next half-cycle.
  • the plate ears e, e are energized by setting the current value I according to Fig. 13.
  • the welding between the plate ears e, e during energization is good.
  • the resistance welding guns 4, 4 are separated from both ears e, e.
  • the constant power control method of the present invention is applied to the half cycle control of the above embodiment.
  • phase control that is, control of energization time
  • energization control is performed as shown by a very oblique portion in each half cycle as shown in Fig. 5, for example.
  • the constant power control device 13 is set so as to apply a constant force of 2 ⁇ .
  • the constant power control device 13 When 50,000 GA flows in a half cycle at the start of energization, the constant power control device 13 has a resistance between the ears e: e. anti value measured by the resistance measuring device 1 1, the value 0.78 of the measured value R. at that time ⁇ . 1 0 one 4 Omega is inputted to the constant power control device 1 3, based on this value, the apparatus 13, a current of approximately 5,600 A is caused to flow between the plate-shaped ears e, e in the next half cycle, and the next half-cycle is performed based on the measured resistance value R at this time.
  • the energization amount I of the vehicle is set, and electricity is applied between the plate-shaped ears e and e.
  • the resistance between the members to be welded e, e is measured at regular intervals from the start of passage, in this example, every half cycle, and based on this, weld members e:. since the constant power control scheme in earthenware pots by being energized energizing location to between e is set Ri by the predetermined constant power value, the resistance with increasing service I cycle number ⁇ In addition, if the amount of current increases in addition to this, and a void is generated at the end, the resistance increases, but the amount of traffic increases, so that the conventional method is used. The current drops even when a void occurs. As a result, a spark is generated, and as a result, it is possible to prevent the welded portion from being defective, and to stably and well perform the welding.
  • both ears e which come into contact through the circular through hole h of the partition wall P of the battery case, This is likely to occur when the diameter of the circular contact surface where e initially comes into contact is approximately 2 ⁇ or less, and as a result, the rejection rate of the final welded state becomes extremely high.
  • resistance welding when resistance welding is performed by the constant power control method, resistance welding is performed by applying a relatively small current at the start of the current supply, and subsequently, the constant power control method is used. Therefore, even if the diameter of the hole h of the partition wall ⁇ is 1 to 2 nun as described above, welding is performed without generating a spark, and a completely defective welded portion is not formed at the welded portion. It was confirmed that no welding was obtained. That is, according to the present invention, there is provided a resistance welding method characterized by applying an up-slope control current between the members to be welded e and e before performing the constant power control method. In order to carry out this method, an up slope control device 15 is incorporated in the resistance welding circuit device A.
  • an up slope control device 15 into the constant power control device 13 of the device A.
  • the constant power control device 13 and the up slope control device 1 (5) Known methods for It can consist of steps.
  • the up slope control 15 outputs a stepwise increasing current signal, and the current of the welding transformer 2 is determined by the signal. This is achieved by controlling the conduction time of the thyristor using a thyristor or the like.
  • the up slope control device 15 causes the welding transformer 2 to intervene between the plate-shaped ears e 1 and e via the pair of guns 4 1 and 4, and the first cycle to start energization.
  • the current cycle a relatively small current of 1,500 A flows, and the current of 3,500 A is automatically generated in the second cycle, and the current of 4,500 OA is automatically generated in the next third cycle.
  • the constant power control (2 kw) is switched to the 50,000 OA communication, and the constant power control is performed until the 10th cycle, thereby completing the welding operation.
  • the electric power in the up-slope control is increased stepwise to 0.5 kW for the first cycle, 1 kW for the second cycle, and 1.5 kW for the third cycle.
  • FIG. 6 shows a stepwise increasing state of the amount of energization when the above-described up slope control and constant power control are continuously performed.
  • the up-slope control is applied in advance, the welding between the ears e, e by the constant power control method of the present invention is performed even if the diameter of the initial contact area between them is 2 or less as described above. Generally, no spark is generated and the welded portion can be completely welded to obtain a high quality welded portion.
  • the constant power control method of the present invention has a particularly small contact area between the members to be welded as compared with the conventional constant current and constant voltage control method. This is effective when the size is relatively small. In this case, it is useful to apply the key / pump control at the beginning of energization. The gap between the ears is completely welded regardless of the contact area. ⁇ QQ% of batteries with good quality can be obtained.
  • the members to be welded e and e are the strip polar ears has been described.
  • other lead alloy members constituting a lead-acid battery curved plate for example, a strap It can also be used for welding the terminal to the electrode plate for terminals.
  • the members to be welded of the lead storage battery are welded by the constant power control method, so that the members are always constant regardless of the change in the contact area between the materials to be welded.
  • the welding operation can be performed in a stable amount, and in this case, The resistance value between the members to be welded is measured every time, and based on the measured resistance value, when the next energizing current is controlled via the constant power control device to perform welding, the The accuracy of stable and high-quality welding is increased, and a relatively small flow rate is gradually increased by the up-slope control in the initial stage of energization in several cycles. Has effects such as being able to perform complete welding without spark generation. Industrial applicability
  • the present invention can be used very effectively in manufacturing a lead-an battery.

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Abstract

This invention relates to a cell-to-cell resistance welding method for use in the production of a lead acid battery and to its circuit device. Conventionally, resistance welding between the lugs of cells has been made by a constant current control system or by a constant voltage control system. Therefore, the quantity of generated heat varies with a change in a contact area between the lugs during welding and stable welding cannot be obtained. Moreover, a spark is likely to occur at the start of welding to cause internal short-circuiting of the cell. The present invention solves these problems. The resistance welding method of the present invention is characterized in that resistance welding between cells and other portions is made by a constant power control system. The resistance value between members (e), (e) to be welded at the time of supply of power is measured by a resistance measurement device (11), the measured value is inputted to a constant power controller (13) and a current having a current value corresponding to this input value is applied to both members (e), (e). Namely, the present invention provides a method of performing these operations at a predetermined cycle and a circuit device (A) for this method, and stable and excellent resistance welding can be carried out in accordance with the present invention. An upslope controller (15) is incorporated in the resistance welding circuit device (A) so that resistance welding is performed with a current supply increased gradually from a smaller value to a larger value between both members (e), (e) and in this manner, the occurrence of the spark at the time of resistance welding can be prevented.

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鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法並に抵抗溶接回路装置 技術分野  Resistance welding method and resistance welding circuit device for lead-acid batteries

本発明は、 鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法並に抵抗溶接 回路装置に関する 。  The present invention relates to a resistance welding method and a resistance welding circuit device for a lead storage battery.

背景技術  Background art

従来の鉛蓄電池のおけるセル間の抵抗溶接法は、 定電 流制御方式か定電圧制御方式によ り 行なわれて いる 。 即 ち 、 鉛蓄電池の各セル室内に組込んだ極板群の耳群を接 続 したス ト ラ ッ プの各端よ り 上方に突出する互いに異極 性の耳を 、 相隣るセル室を区別する仕切壁に設けた透孔 を介 して対向させ、 抵抗溶接装置の一対の抵抗溶接ガ ( 電極 ) をその対向する該両ス ト ラ ッ プ耳の外面に当て て加圧 し両耳を仕切壁の両面に圧着せ しめる と 共に該両 耳の中央部をそのガンの突起部で該透孔内に凹入させ、 この状態で定電流制御方式又は定電圧制御方式で両ガン を介 して通電 し 、 両耳間の、 即ち、 いわゆるセル間の抵 抗溶接を行 う こ と が一般である 。  The resistance welding method between cells in a conventional lead storage battery is performed by a constant current control method or a constant voltage control method. That is, the ears of opposite polarity projecting upward from each end of the strap to which the ears of the electrode group assembled in each cell chamber of the lead storage battery are connected are connected to the adjacent cell chambers. A pair of resistance welding gages (electrodes) of the resistance welding apparatus are applied to the outer surfaces of the opposed strap ears and pressurized by applying pressure through the through holes provided in the partition wall for distinguishing the two. The ears are pressed against both sides of the partition wall, and the center of both ears is recessed into the through-hole with the projection of the gun. In this state, both guns are connected by the constant current control method or the constant voltage control method. It is common to carry out resistance welding between both ears, that is, so-called resistance welding between cells.

従来の上記の定電流制御方式又は定電圧制御方式によ る抵抗溶接法では、 次の問題がある 。 即ち、 該ス ト ラ ツ プ耳の硬度のバラツキ 、 両対向耳の外面を該突起部を も つ一対のガン ( 電極 ) で加圧する場合の突起都の位置の ノくラツキ 、 仕切壁の厚みのバラ ツキ 、 透孔の径のバラ ッ キな どによ り 、 加圧されて相互に接触する両耳の中央部 の接触面積が一定しない そのため、 従来の定電流制御 方式又は定電圧制御方式による通電では、 発生する熱量 が下記の式から明らかな如く一定しない。 即ち、 定電流 制御方式では、 電流 I が一定であるから、 両極柱間の相 互接触面積が比較的小さい場合は、 電気抵抗值 Rは大き くなり 、 従って熱量 Q = k I2 R Tは大き くなる。 逆に接 触面積が比較的大きければ'、 電気抵抗値 Rは小さ くなり 、 従って熟置 Qほ小さ くなる。 The conventional resistance welding method using the above constant current control method or constant voltage control method has the following problems. That is, the hardness of the strap ear varies, and the outer surfaces of both opposing ears are pressurized by a pair of guns (electrodes) having the projections. The center of both ears that are pressurized and come into contact with each other due to variations in Therefore, the amount of heat generated by the conventional energization by the constant current control method or the constant voltage control method is not constant as is apparent from the following equation. That is, in the constant current control method, since a current I is constant, if the mutual contact area between the electrodes pillars is relatively small, the electrical resistance值R size no longer, therefore the amount of heat Q = k I 2 RT size It becomes. Conversely, if the contact area is relatively large, the electric resistance value R will be small, and thus the maturing Q will be very small.

一方、 定電圧制御方式では、 電圧 V = I Rが一定であ るから、 両耳間の相互接触面積が比較的小さい場合は、 抵抗値 Rは大き くなり 、 従って電流はそれだけ小さ くな り 、 結局熱量 Q = k I · I R Tは小さ くなる。 逆に、 両 耳相互の接触面積が大き い場合は、 抵抗値 Rは小さ くな り 、 従って電流値 I は大き くなり 、 結局熱量は大となる このよ う に、 上記の種々の事情で両耳の溶接ガンによ り加圧されて相互に接触する面積にばらつきがあるので、 定電流制御方式又は停電圧制御方式による抵抗溶接では、 生ずる熱量が変動して安定した溶接が得られず、 場合に よっては、 溶接不良を-生じ勝ちである。 更に、 その定電 流制御方式又は定電圧制御方式では、 抵抗溶接時の通電 過程についてみる と次の問題が伴う 。 即ち、 定電流制御 方式では、 通電の開始時、 相互接触面積が小さいとスパ ークが飛び易く且つその通鼋溶接過程において、 接触面 積が大き くなり 、 大きなボイ ドが発生して も電流が一定 であるので、 即ち電流が下がらないのでスパ一クが飛び、 その際、 溶接鉛が飛散 し、 極板群の陰極板と 陽極板間に 付着 して短絡を生ずるおそれがあ り 、 一方溶接不良を も た らす。 ス、 定電圧制御方式では、 接触面積が小さ い と 通電の開始時にスパークが発生し、 その溶接過程におい て 、 接触面積が大き く な り 、 従って電流は増大 し 、 スボ ィ ドが発生 した と き スパークが生じて 、 溶接鉛の飛散に よ り前記と 同様の短絡を生ずるおそれがあ り 、 一方溶接 不良を も らす。 On the other hand, in the constant voltage control method, since the voltage V = IR is constant, when the mutual contact area between the two ears is relatively small, the resistance value R increases, and the current decreases accordingly. Eventually, the amount of heat Q = kI · IRT becomes smaller. Conversely, when the contact area between the two ears is large, the resistance value R becomes small, so that the current value I becomes large, and the calorific value eventually becomes large. Thus, in the above various circumstances, Since there is a variation in the area of contact with each other when pressurized by the welding guns of both ears, stable welding cannot be obtained due to fluctuations in the amount of heat generated in resistance welding by the constant current control method or the blackout voltage control method. In some cases, poor welding is likely to occur. Further, in the constant current control method or the constant voltage control method, the following problems are involved in the energization process during resistance welding. In other words, in the constant current control method, at the start of energization, if the mutual contact area is small, the spark is liable to fly, and the contact area increases in the passage welding process, so that even if a large void is generated, the current is increased. Is constant In other words, since the current does not decrease, the spark is scattered, and at that time, the welding lead may be scattered and adhered between the cathode plate and the anode plate of the electrode group to cause a short circuit. Bring. In the constant voltage control method, if the contact area is small, a spark is generated at the start of energization, and in the welding process, the contact area increases, and therefore, the current increases and a void occurs. When a spark is generated, a short circuit similar to that described above may occur due to the scattering of the welding lead, and on the other hand, poor welding is caused.

発明の開示 Disclosure of the invention

本発明は、 従来の抵抗溶接法の上記の課題を解決 した 鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法を提供する もので、 互いに 溶接すべき被溶接部材を 、 その互いに対抗する面を圧接 した状態で通電 しその相互接触面を抵抗溶接する鉛蓄電 池における抵抗溶接法において 、 定電力制御方式によ り 両部材間に通電 し相互の溶接を行 う こ と を特徴とする 。  The present invention provides a resistance welding method for a lead-acid battery that has solved the above-mentioned problems of the conventional resistance welding method.The present invention provides a method for energizing members to be welded to each other with their opposing surfaces pressed against each other. In a resistance welding method for a lead storage battery in which mutual contact surfaces are resistance-welded, current is applied between both members by a constant power control method to perform mutual welding.

本発明の抵抗溶接法の該定電力制御方式において 、 該 両部材間に通電時の抵抗値を測定 しその測定 した抵抗値 を 、 定電力制御装置に入力 し、 該装置において 、 該測定 抵抗値に基づく これに応 じて設定される電流値を もつ電 流を該両部材間に通電させる こ と を一定サイ クル毎に行 う よ う に したこ と を特徴とする 。  In the constant power control method of the resistance welding method according to the present invention, a resistance value during energization between the two members is measured, and the measured resistance value is input to a constant power control device. The method is characterized in that a current having a current value set in accordance with the above is supplied between the two members at regular intervals.

更に本発明は、 上記従来の抵抗溶接法における通電開 始時のスパークの発生の課題を解消 した優れた溶接を保 証する鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法を提供する もので、 前記の定電力制御方式を行う前に、 両部材間への通鼋の スター トから数サィクルに亘り徐々 に通鼋量を上げるァ .'/プスロープコン トロールを行う こ と を特锭とする,, 更に本発明は、 上記本発明の抵抗溶接法を実施する鉛 蓄電池のおける抵抗溶接回路装置を提供する ので、 互 いに溶接すべき被溶接部材を加圧しその互いに対向する 面を圧接させ、 この状態で通鼋せしめる一対の抵抗溶接 ガンと 、 該被溶接部材間の圧接拔態において 、 電気抵抗 瘟を測定する抵抗測定装置と 、 該抵抗測定装置に接続す る定電力制御装置とから成る と共に該定電力制御装置よ り設定された制御電流を溶接機の抵抗溶接ガン を介し該 両被溶接部材間に与えるよ う にしたこと を特截とする。 Further, the present invention provides an excellent welding method that eliminates the problem of spark generation at the start of energization in the conventional resistance welding method. It provides a resistance welding method for a lead-acid battery, and gradually increases the flow rate from the start of communication between both members to several cycles before the constant power control method is performed. '/ The present invention provides a resistance welding circuit device in a lead-acid battery for carrying out the above-described resistance welding method of the present invention, so that members to be welded to each other are provided. And a pair of resistance welding guns that press the surfaces facing each other and press-contact in this state, a resistance measuring device that measures the electric resistance (Queen) in a press-connecting state between the members to be welded, and the resistance measurement. And a control current set by the constant power control device, and the control current set by the constant power control device is applied between the members to be welded through the resistance welding gun of the welding machine. Toss .

更に本発明は、 この装置を使用し、 本発明の抵抗溶接 法を実施するに当たり 、 その通電開始時にスパークの発 生を防止し且つ極めて れた溶接を保証する装置を提供 する もので、 前記の本発明の装置において、 その定電力 制御装置に、 通鼋のスター トから数サイ クルまでは徐々 に通鼋置を増大せしめるよ う にし'て該両被溶接部材間に 通鼋するアップス ロープ制御装置を付設して成る ,  Further, the present invention provides an apparatus that uses this apparatus to prevent sparks from occurring at the start of energization and to assure excellent welding when implementing the resistance welding method of the present invention. In the apparatus according to the present invention, the constant power control device is configured such that the passage is gradually increased from the start of the passage to several cycles, so that the upslope control passing between the members to be welded is performed. Equipped with a device,

上記のよ う に本発明は、 定鼋カ制御方式で被溶接都材 間の抵抗溶接を行う ので、 両都材間の接触面稷の大小、 抵抗篋の変化にか わらず、 常に電力が一定した状態で 通電溶接が行われるので、 安定良好な両部材間の溶接が 行われる 。 その溶接過程において 、 半サイ クル毎な どの 一定サイ クル毎に両都材間の抵抗値が測定され、 こ の測 定値に基づき 、 これに応 じた電流値を もつ通電が行われ、 即ち 、 定電力での溶接が行われる 。 この場合、 その抵抗 溶接の開始時から数サイ クルに亘 り徐々 に電力値を上げ る ア ッ プス ロープ制御で通電する と き は、 初期通鼋時の スパークの発生が防止される 。 As described above, according to the present invention, the resistance welding is performed between the materials to be welded by the constant power control method. Since current welding is performed in a constant state, stable welding between both members is ensured. Done. In the welding process, the resistance value between the two materials is measured at every fixed cycle such as every half cycle, and based on this measured value, energization having a current value corresponding to this is performed. Welding with constant power is performed. In this case, when energization is performed by the upslope control that gradually increases the power value over several cycles from the start of the resistance welding, the generation of sparks at the time of initial application is prevented.

図面の簡単な説明  BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

第 1 図は、 本発明方法を実施する装置の 1 例の全体図、 第 2 図乃至第 4 図は、 本法実施の 1 例の溶接工程を示す 溶接箇所の裁断側面図、 第 5 図は、 定電圧制御における 電流波形のグラ フ、 第 6 図は、 ア ッ プス ロープ制御を通 電の初期段階にかけた場合の定電力制御方式の 1 例の溶 接電流の変化の状態を示す通鼋グラ フである 。  FIG. 1 is an overall view of one example of an apparatus for carrying out the method of the present invention, FIGS. 2 to 4 are side views of a cut portion of a welding point showing a welding process of one example of the present method, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a graph of a current waveform in the constant voltage control, and FIG. 6 is a graph showing a state of a change in welding current in one example of the constant power control method when the up slope control is applied to an initial stage of power transmission. It is a graph.

発明を実施するための最良の形態 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

次に本発明の実施例を添付図面を参照 し説明する 。  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

第 1 図は、 本発明の抵抗溶接法を実施する 1 例の抵抗 溶接回路装置を示す。 図面で 1 は、 溶接 ト ランス 2 と 該 溶接 ト ラ ンス 2 から專出された リ ー ド線 3 , 3に接続する 一対のク ランプ式抵抗溶接ガン 4 , 4と から成る溶接機を 示す。 該一対の溶接ガン 4 , 4は、 その側方に配設の加圧 シ リ ンダー 5 の伸縮によ り連動 して その枢軸 6 を 中心に 開閉自在に作動する 。  FIG. 1 shows an example of a resistance welding circuit device for implementing the resistance welding method of the present invention. In the drawing, reference numeral 1 denotes a welding machine including a welding transformer 2 and a pair of clamp-type resistance welding guns 4 connected to lead wires 3 specially provided from the welding transformer 2. The pair of welding guns 4, 4 are linked to each other by the expansion and contraction of a pressure cylinder 5 provided on the side thereof, and are opened and closed about a pivot 6 thereof.

更に該溶接ガン 4 , 4は、 両端が支柱によ り支承された 取付け用梁 7 に垂直に取付けられた昇降シ リ ンダー 8に よ り昇降自在に設けられる 本発明にょれば、 該溶接ガ ン 4 , 4の厠面に溶接抵抗測定端子 9 , 9を設ける と共にこ れらを、 接続コー ド 1 G , 1 0を介 して抵抗測定装置 1 1を接 続する 更に、 該抵抗測定装置 1 1の出力厠を接続線 1 2を 介 して定電力制御装置 1 3に接続し、 更に該定電力制御装 置 1 3の出力厠を接続線 1 4を介して前記の溶接 ト ラ ンス 2 に接続する よ う に した。 このよ う に して構成された本発 明の抵抗溶接回路装置 Aの作動を次に説明する 。 Furthermore, both ends of the welding guns 4 and 4 were supported by columns. According to the present invention, the welding resistance can be provided on the lab surfaces of the welding guns 4 and 4 by providing the welding resistance measuring terminals 9 and 9 in such a manner that the lifting resistance is provided by a lifting cylinder 8 vertically mounted on the mounting beam 7. These are connected to the resistance measuring device 11 via the connection codes 1 G and 10, and the output power of the resistance measuring device 11 is connected to the constant power control device via the connection line 12. 13, and the output lavage of the constant power control device 13 was connected to the welding transformer 2 via a connection line 14. The operation of the resistance welding circuit device A thus configured according to the present invention will be described below.

その該抵抗溶接ガン 4 , 4の下方に载置された鉛蓄電池 B内にセル室 c , C-内のセル!) , b…の仕切 り壁 P を介 し 互いに異極性のス ト ラ ッ プ S , Sの一端よ り上方に突出す る扳状の被溶接部材 e , e (セ レ間接続用板状耳) をその 仕切 り壁 Pに設けた透孔 h を通 して互いに抵抗溶接する に当た り 、 先ず、 その抵抗溶接ガン 4 , 4を下降させて第 ' 2 図示のよ う に、 該対向配置された板状耳 e, eの外面に 近接させその板状耳 e , eの内測に突出の突起 ί , fが該透 孔 h と一線に並ぶよ う に位置させて配置し、 この状態か ら加圧シ リ ンダー 5 を作動させて該一対の溶接ガン 4 , 4 によ り その内側の対向する板状耳 e, eを外面から ク ラ ン プ して加圧して板状耳 e, eの内面を該仕切 り壁 Pの透孔 hの外周面に液密に圧着せ しめる と共にその突起 f , ずに よ り板状耳 e, eの内面中央部を該透孔 h内に押入れし且 つ互いにその中央対向面を圧着せ しめる (第 3 図 ) 。 こ の状態において電源に接続する溶接 ト ラ ンス 2 からの交 流を該一対の抵抗溶接ガン 4 , 4を介 して該圧接状態の耳 e , e間に通電 し抵抗溶接を開始するが、 この通電時、 該 —対の溶接ガン 4 , 4には予め溶接抵抗測定端子 9 , 9を備 えて居るので、 これを介 して溶接抵抗測定装置 1Uこよ り 、 該板状耳 e , eの該圧接面の抵抗値を測定 し、 この測定 し た抵抗値 号を定電力制御装置 13に入力する 。 かく し て 、 該定電力制御装置 13において 、 該抵抗値 Rに基づき 、 所定の電力 Wから 、 該測定抵抗値 Rに応 じた所定の電流 値 I の信号を 出力 し溶接 ト ラ ンス 2 に伝える 。 該電流値 I に応 じた電流が該抵抗溶接ガン 4 , 4を介 して板状耳 e, e間に通電される 。 この場合の抵抗値の測定、 従って又 その定電力制御は、 例えば、 半サイ クルスは一サイ クル などの一定サイ クルで行われる よ う にする 。 半サイ クル 制御の場合は、 交流通電での半サイ クルにおいて前記の 抵抗測定装置 1U よ る抵抗値 Rの測定を行い、 次の半サ ィ クルでこの抵抗値に応 じた定電力制御装置 13によ る電 流値 I の設定によ る板状耳 e , eへの通電を行い、 同様に 次の半サイ クルで、 その通電時での板状耳 e , e間の溶接 は良好に終了する 。 終了後は、 直ちに、 第 4 図示のよ う に、 該抵抗溶接ガン 4, 4を両耳 e , eよ り離す。 該第 4 図 に明らかなよ う に、 両被用説部材 e , eはその圧接面は 、 互いに融合 し強固な結合が得られる 。 更に詳細には、 本 発明の定鼋カ制御方式は上記実施例の半サイ クル制御に おいては、 定電力制御装置 1 3において 、 W (—定 》 = I, Rで決定される I = の電流になる よ う に、 各半サイ ク ル後との測定した抵抗値 Rに基づき 、 次の半サイ クルを 位相制御 (即ち通電時間の制御 》 する と き の例えば第 5 図示のよ う な各半サイ クルにおける頗斜部で示すよ う な な通電制御が行われる 。 例えば、 定電力制御装置 1 3は、 2 ^の一定鼋力をかける よ う に設定され、 通電開始時の 半サイ クルで 5 , 0 0 G Aを流すと き 、 該扳状耳 e : e間の抵 抗値を該抵抗測定装置 1 1で測定し 、 その時の測定値 R.の 値 0. 78 <. 1 0一4 Ωが該定電力制御装置 1 3に入力 され、 この 値に基づき 、 該装置 13よ り 、 次の半サイ クル で略 5 , 0 6 0 Aの電流が該板状耳 e , e間に流れる よ う に し、 このと き の測定抵抗値 Rに基づき次の半サイ クルの通電量 I が設 定されて該板状耳 e , e間に通電され、 このよ う に し て定 電力制御方式による合計 1 0サイ ク ルの通電を行い板状耳 e , e間の抵抗溶接を完了する 。 本発明によれば、 通鼋の 開始から一定間隔で、 この例では半サイ クル毎に、 被溶 接部材 e , e間の抵抗を測定し 、 これに基づき ; 該被溶接 部材 e : e間への通電置を所定の定電力値によ り設定され て通電される よ う に した定電力制御方式であるので .、 サ ィ クル数の増大に従って抵抗は弒少 し これに徙つて電流 量は增加して行き 、 終期において 、 ボイ ドが発生す'る場 合は、 その抵抗が増大するが、 通鼋量は渎るので従来ク) 定電流方式 よ う な、 ボイ ドの発生時にも電流量が下が らないのでスパークが発生 し、 この結果、 溶接部の不良 を もた らすこ とが防止され、 安定良好に溶接を遂行でき る 。 The cells in the cell chambers c and C- in the lead-acid battery B disposed below the resistance welding guns 4 and 4! ), E.e., e-shaped welded members e, e projecting upward from one end of straps S, S of opposite polarities through the partition wall P of b). In order to resistance-weld the ears to each other through the through-hole h provided in the partition wall P, first, the resistance welding guns 4 and 4 are lowered, and as shown in FIG. The protruding projections ,, f are positioned close to the outer surface of the plate-shaped ears e, e arranged opposite to each other so that the protruding projections 突出, f are aligned with the through-hole h, and are arranged inside the plate-shaped ears e, e; From this state, the pressurized cylinder 5 is operated, and the opposing plate-like ears e, e on the inner side thereof are clamped from the outer surface by the pair of welding guns 4 and 4, and pressurized to form a plate-like shape. The inner surfaces of the ears e and e are pressed against the outer peripheral surface of the through hole h of the partition wall P in a liquid-tight manner, and the center of the inner surface of the plate-like ears e and e is formed by the through holes h without the protrusions f and e. Into each other and Occupies not crimp the center facing surface of the (Figure 3). This In this state, an alternating current from the welding transformer 2 connected to the power supply is supplied between the lugs e, e in the pressed state via the pair of resistance welding guns 4, 4 to start resistance welding. At the time of energization, the welding guns 4 and 4 of the pair are provided with welding resistance measuring terminals 9 and 9 in advance, and through this, a welding resistance measuring device 1U is used to connect the plate-shaped ears e and e. The resistance value of the press-contact surface is measured, and this measured resistance value is input to the constant power control device 13. Thus, based on the resistance value R, the constant power control device 13 outputs a signal of a predetermined current value I corresponding to the measured resistance value R from a predetermined power W, and outputs the signal to the welding transformer 2. Tell A current corresponding to the current value I is supplied between the plate-shaped ears e through the resistance welding guns 4. In this case, the measurement of the resistance value, and thus the constant power control, is performed such that a half cycle is performed in a constant cycle such as one cycle. In the case of half-cycle control, the resistance value R is measured by the above-mentioned resistance measuring device 1U in the half-cycle with alternating current, and the constant power control device corresponding to this resistance value is measured in the next half-cycle. The plate ears e, e are energized by setting the current value I according to Fig. 13.Similarly, in the next half cycle, the welding between the plate ears e, e during energization is good. To end. Immediately after the completion, as shown in Fig. 4, the resistance welding guns 4, 4 are separated from both ears e, e. As is apparent from FIG. 4, the pressed members e 1 and e 2 have their press contact surfaces fused with each other to obtain a strong connection. More specifically, the constant power control method of the present invention is applied to the half cycle control of the above embodiment. In the constant power controller 13, based on the measured resistance value R after each half cycle, the current of W (−constant) = I determined by I and R is obtained. When the next half cycle is subjected to phase control (that is, control of energization time), energization control is performed as shown by a very oblique portion in each half cycle as shown in Fig. 5, for example. The constant power control device 13 is set so as to apply a constant force of 2 ^. When 50,000 GA flows in a half cycle at the start of energization, the constant power control device 13 has a resistance between the ears e: e. anti value measured by the resistance measuring device 1 1, the value 0.78 of the measured value R. at that time <. 1 0 one 4 Omega is inputted to the constant power control device 1 3, based on this value, the apparatus 13, a current of approximately 5,600 A is caused to flow between the plate-shaped ears e, e in the next half cycle, and the next half-cycle is performed based on the measured resistance value R at this time. The energization amount I of the vehicle is set, and electricity is applied between the plate-shaped ears e and e. In this way, a total of 10 cycles of electricity are applied by the constant power control method, and the plate-shaped ears e and e are energized. According to the present invention, according to the present invention, the resistance between the members to be welded e, e is measured at regular intervals from the start of passage, in this example, every half cycle, and based on this, weld members e:. since the constant power control scheme in earthenware pots by being energized energizing location to between e is set Ri by the predetermined constant power value, the resistance with increasing service I cycle number弒少In addition, if the amount of current increases in addition to this, and a void is generated at the end, the resistance increases, but the amount of traffic increases, so that the conventional method is used. The current drops even when a void occurs. As a result, a spark is generated, and as a result, it is possible to prevent the welded portion from being defective, and to stably and well perform the welding.

従来の定電流又は定電圧制御方式において 、 そ の通電 の開始時にスパーク を発生する嫌いがあ り 、 特に、 電槽 の仕切壁 Pの円形の透孔 h を通 して接触する両耳 e , eが 当初接触する円形接触面の径が略 2 ππη以下である と き に 生 じ易 く 、 その結果最終の溶接状態の不良率が極めて高 く なる結果を もた らす。  In the conventional constant current or constant voltage control method, there is a dislike for generating a spark at the start of the energization. In particular, both ears e, which come into contact through the circular through hole h of the partition wall P of the battery case, This is likely to occur when the diameter of the circular contact surface where e initially comes into contact is approximately 2ππη or less, and as a result, the rejection rate of the final welded state becomes extremely high.

本発明において 、 その定電力制御方式によ る抵抗溶接 を行う 場合、 その通電開始時に比較的小さ い電流によ る 通電によ り 抵抗溶接を行い、 これに引 き 続いて定電力制 御方式を行 う こ と によ り 、 前記のよ う な仕切壁 Ρ の孔 h の径が 1 〜 2 nunの場合でも 、 スパークの発生な しに溶接 が行わ 、 溶接部に全く 不良な溶接箇所のない溶接が得 られる こ と を確認 した。 即ち、 更に本発明によれば、 該 定電力制御方式を行 う 前に該被溶接部材 e , e間にア ッ プ スロープ制御通電をかける こ と を特徴と する抵抗溶接法 を提供する もので、 この方法を実施するために該抵抗溶 接回路装置 Aに、 ア ッ プスロープ制御装置 1 5を組込むこ と を特徴とする 。 図示のよ う に、 該装置 Aの該定電力制 御装置 1 3にア ッ プスロープ制御装置 1 5を組み込むこ と が 一般である ft 該定電力制御装置 1 3及びア ッ プスロープ制 御装置 1 5自体及びその組み込み手段については公知の手 段で構成し得る 。 該ア ップス ロープ制御 1 5からは、 段階 的に増加する電流信号が出力され、 該信号によ り溶接 ト ラ ンス 2の電流を決定する 。 これはサイ リ スタ等を用い 該サイ リ ス クの導電時間を制御する こ と によ り遂行され る 。 例えば、 該アッ プスロープ制御装置 1 5によ り 、 該溶 接 ト ラ ンス 2から該一対のガン 4 , 4を介して該極板状耳 e , e間に、 通電を開始する最初の 1 サイ クルでは、 1 , 5 0 0 Aの比較的小さ い電流を流し、 次の 2サイ クル目では 3, 0 0 0 A、 次の 3 サイ クル目では 4 , 5 0 O Aの電流を 自動 的に段階的に漸増して通電する と き は、 全く スパーク を 生ずる こ とな く抵抗溶接が徐々 に進行する 。 次で、 4サ ィ クル目からは、 前記の定電力制御 ( 2 kw ) 5 , 0 0 O A通 電に切換えて 1 0サイ クルまで定電力制御を行い、 溶接作 業を終了する 。 この場合、 該ア ップス ロープ制御におけ る電力は、 1 サイ クノレ目 を 0 . 5 kw、 2サイ クル目を 1 kw、 3サイ クル目 を 1 . 5 kwと段階的に増大する よ う にする 。 第 6 図は、 上記のア ップスロープ制御と定電力制御と を 連続的に行つた場 の通電量の段階的漸増状態を示す。 ア ップスロープ制御を予めかけた場合は、 本発明の定電 力制御方式による耳 e , e間の溶接は、 その相互の当初の 接触面積の径が前記のよ う に 2 以下であって も初期通 鼋によ てスパークの発生がなく而もその溶接部は完全 に溶接された良質の溶接部を得る こ とができ る 。 In the present invention, when resistance welding is performed by the constant power control method, resistance welding is performed by applying a relatively small current at the start of the current supply, and subsequently, the constant power control method is used. Therefore, even if the diameter of the hole h of the partition wall の is 1 to 2 nun as described above, welding is performed without generating a spark, and a completely defective welded portion is not formed at the welded portion. It was confirmed that no welding was obtained. That is, according to the present invention, there is provided a resistance welding method characterized by applying an up-slope control current between the members to be welded e and e before performing the constant power control method. In order to carry out this method, an up slope control device 15 is incorporated in the resistance welding circuit device A. As shown in the figure, it is common to incorporate an up slope control device 15 into the constant power control device 13 of the device A. ft The constant power control device 13 and the up slope control device 1 (5) Known methods for It can consist of steps. The up slope control 15 outputs a stepwise increasing current signal, and the current of the welding transformer 2 is determined by the signal. This is achieved by controlling the conduction time of the thyristor using a thyristor or the like. For example, the up slope control device 15 causes the welding transformer 2 to intervene between the plate-shaped ears e 1 and e via the pair of guns 4 1 and 4, and the first cycle to start energization. In the current cycle, a relatively small current of 1,500 A flows, and the current of 3,500 A is automatically generated in the second cycle, and the current of 4,500 OA is automatically generated in the next third cycle. When the current is gradually increased, the resistance welding proceeds gradually without any spark. Next, from the fourth cycle, the constant power control (2 kw) is switched to the 50,000 OA communication, and the constant power control is performed until the 10th cycle, thereby completing the welding operation. In this case, the electric power in the up-slope control is increased stepwise to 0.5 kW for the first cycle, 1 kW for the second cycle, and 1.5 kW for the third cycle. To FIG. 6 shows a stepwise increasing state of the amount of energization when the above-described up slope control and constant power control are continuously performed. When the up-slope control is applied in advance, the welding between the ears e, e by the constant power control method of the present invention is performed even if the diameter of the initial contact area between them is 2 or less as described above. Generally, no spark is generated and the welded portion can be completely welded to obtain a high quality welded portion.

次に本法と従来法の比較試験を示す。 電槽のセル室を仕切る厚さ約 1 mmの仕切壁に 8 臓 の径 の円形の透孔を開け、 その両側に互いに異極性のス ト ラ ッ プの一端に上方に直立突出させた鉛合金から成る セル 間接着用の板状耳を対向させ、 内面中心部に加圧突起を 備えた一対の電極、 即ち、 抵抗溶接ガンによ り その対向 する一対の異極性ス ト ラ ッ プ板状耳をその外面よ り 加圧 して仕切壁の透孔の周面に液密に圧着せ しめる と共にそ の一対の加圧突起で対向耳の中央部を該透孔内に押入 し 互いに圧接させる 。 このよ う に して 、 その圧接耳間の接 触面積が下記表に示すよ う に、 1 讓から 7 mmまでの 7種 の異なる最初の圧接状態の蓄電池を多数用意 し 、 その各 種の蓄電池につき 従来の定電流制御方式、 定電圧制御方 式、 ア ッ プス ロープ ( U . S . ) をかけない定電力制御方式 及びア ッ プス ロープ ( U . S . ) をかけた定電力制御方式に よ り夫々抵抗溶接を行い、 該耳間を溶接 した。 その結果 は下記表に示す通 り であった。 溶接部を裁断 して その溶 接面に 1 箇所でも未溶接箇 がある ものを不良品 と し 、 1 箇所も未溶接部がない即ち完全に溶接されて いる もの を良品と した。 表中に示す百分率 ( % 〉 は、 各溶接方式 において 、 所定の多数個のサンプルの う ち、 良品が占め る割合を意味する 。 -: 接触部 i 定 鼋 流 I 定 電 圧 '! 定 電 力 ; ϋ . S . 3∞ - の '住讓 : 6 A > 0 . 4 V つ kw '! 定電刀 2 ' ·Next, a comparative test between the present method and the conventional method is shown. A lead with 8 internal diameters of circular through-holes formed in a partition wall of about 1 mm thickness that separates the cell chamber of the battery case, and protruding upward from one end of a strip of opposite polarity on each side. Cell made of alloy A pair of electrodes with indirectly mounted plate-shaped ears facing each other and a pressurized projection at the center of the inner surface, that is, a pair of opposite polarity strip plates opposed to each other by a resistance welding gun The ears are pressurized from the outer surface thereof to be pressed against the peripheral surface of the through hole of the partition wall in a liquid-tight manner, and the center part of the opposing ear is pushed into the through hole by the pair of pressurizing protrusions and pressed against each other. . In this way, as shown in the table below, a large number of seven types of rechargeable batteries in the first press-contact state from 1 m to 7 mm were prepared, as shown in the table below. Conventional constant current control method, constant voltage control method, constant power control method without upslope (U.S.) and constant power control method with upslope (U.S.) for storage battery Resistance welding was performed, and the gap between the ears was welded. The results were as shown in the table below. The welded part was cut and the welded surface was found to be defective if there was at least one unwelded joint, and the welded surface was found to have no unwelded part, ie, completely welded. The percentage (%) shown in the table means the proportion of good samples out of a large number of predetermined samples in each welding method. -: Contact part i Constant current I Constant voltage '! Constant power; ϋ. S. 3∞-'s 'house: 6 A> 0.4 V kw'! Constant electric sword 2 '

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1 0 つ 0 9 η 0 上記表から明らかなよ う に、 本発明の定電力制御方式 は、 徒来の定鼋流及び定電圧の制御方式に比 し 、 特に被 溶接部材間の接触面積が比齩的小さ い場合に、 有効であ り 、 この場合、 ァ '/プス Π プ制御を通電の初期に施す と き ほ . 接触面積の大小に拘らず、 耳間が完全に溶接さ れた良品を もつ蓄電池が Ί Q Q %得られる 。 上記の実施例 では、 被溶接部材 e , eがス ト ラ ップ極性耳である場合に つき 、 説明 したが、 鉛蓄電池を構成する他の鉛合金部材 曲板、 例えば、 ス ト ラ ッ プと端子用極板との溶接などに も利甩する こ とができ る 。 10 0 9 η 0 As is clear from the above table, the constant power control method of the present invention has a particularly small contact area between the members to be welded as compared with the conventional constant current and constant voltage control method. This is effective when the size is relatively small. In this case, it is useful to apply the key / pump control at the beginning of energization. The gap between the ears is completely welded regardless of the contact area.蓄 QQ% of batteries with good quality can be obtained. In the above embodiment, the case where the members to be welded e and e are the strip polar ears has been described. However, other lead alloy members constituting a lead-acid battery curved plate, for example, a strap It can also be used for welding the terminal to the electrode plate for terminals.

このよ う に本発明によれば、 鉛蓄電池の被溶接部材間 を定電力制御方式で溶接する よう に したので、 該被溶接 都材間の接触面積の変動に拘らず、 常に一定ク〕熟量の安 定した溶接 行ぅ こ とができ 、 この場合 、 一定サイ ク /レ 毎に該被溶接部材間の抵抗値を測定 し 、 この測定抵抗値 に基づき 、 定電力制御装置を介 して次の通電電流を制御 して溶接を行 う よ う にする と き は、 その安定良好な溶接 の精度が高ま り 、 ス通電の初期においてア ッ プスロープ 制御によ り 比較的小さ い通鼋量が徐々 にその通電量を増 大する こ と を数サイ クル行 う と き は、 スパークの発生な しに完全な溶接を行う こ と ができ る等の効果を有する 。 産業上の利用可能性 As described above, according to the present invention, the members to be welded of the lead storage battery are welded by the constant power control method, so that the members are always constant regardless of the change in the contact area between the materials to be welded. The welding operation can be performed in a stable amount, and in this case, The resistance value between the members to be welded is measured every time, and based on the measured resistance value, when the next energizing current is controlled via the constant power control device to perform welding, the The accuracy of stable and high-quality welding is increased, and a relatively small flow rate is gradually increased by the up-slope control in the initial stage of energization in several cycles. Has effects such as being able to perform complete welding without spark generation. Industrial applicability

このよ う に本発明は、 鉛菴電池製造において極めて有 効に利用 し得る 。  As described above, the present invention can be used very effectively in manufacturing a lead-an battery.

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請求の範囲 The scope of the claims 1 · 互いに溶接すべき被溶接部材を、 その互いに対向す る面を圧接した状態で通電しその相互接触面を抵抗溶 接する鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法において 、 定電力 制御方式によ り両部材間に通鼋し相互の溶接を行う こ と を特徴とする鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶接法。  1 ・ In the resistance welding method for lead-acid batteries in which the members to be welded to each other are energized while the opposing surfaces are pressed against each other and the mutual contact surfaces are resistance-welded, a constant power control method is used to A resistance welding method for lead-acid batteries, characterized in that the two are welded to each other. 2. 該定電力制御方式は、 該両部材間に通電時の抵抗値 を測定しその測定値を、 定電力制御装置に入力 し 、 該 装置において、 該測定抵抗値に基づき これに応 じて設 定される電流値を もつ電流を該両部材間に通電させる こ と を一定サイ クル毎に行う よ う に したこ と を特徴と する請求の範囲第 1 項記載の鉛蓄電池における抵抗溶 接法。  2. In the constant power control method, a resistance value when power is supplied between the two members is measured, and the measured value is input to a constant power control device, and the device responds based on the measured resistance value based on the measured resistance value. The resistance welding of the lead-acid battery according to claim 1, wherein a current having a set current value is supplied between the two members at regular intervals. Law. 3. 請求の範囲第 1項の溶接法における定電力制御方式 を行う 前に、 両部材間への通電のスタートから数サイ クルに亘り 徐々 に通電量を上げるア ッ プス ロープコ ン ト ロールを行う こ と を特徴とする鉛蓄電池における抵 抗溶接法 ,  3. Before performing the constant power control method in the welding method described in Claim 1, perform an up-slope control to gradually increase the amount of current for several cycles from the start of current application to both members. Resistance welding method for lead-acid batteries, 4. 互いに溶接すべき-被溶接部材(e ) , (e)を加圧 しその 互いに対向する面を圧接させ、 この状態で通鼋せしめ る一対の抵抗溶接ガン(4 ) , (4)と 、 該被溶接部材(e), ( e )間の圧接状態において 、 電気抵抗値を測定する抵 抗測定装置(11)と 、 該抵抗測定装置(11)に接続する定 電力制御装置い 3)と から成る と共に、 該定電力制御装 置(13)によ り設定された制御電流を溶接機の抵抗溶接 ガン ( 4 ) , ( 4 )を介 し該両被溶接部材( e ), ( e )間に与え る よ う に したこ と を特徴とする抵抗溶接回路装置。 4. To be welded to each other-a pair of resistance welding guns (4), (4) and (4), A resistance measuring device (11) for measuring an electric resistance value in a press-contact state between the members to be welded (e) and (e); and a constant power control device connected to the resistance measuring device (11). And the constant power control device The control current set by the position (13) is applied between the members to be welded (e) and (e) via the resistance welding guns (4) and (4) of the welding machine. And a resistance welding circuit device. 5. 該請求の範囲第 4 項の抵抗溶接回路装置に 、 通電の スター トから数サイ クルまで徐々 に通電量を増大せ し める よ う に して該両被溶接部材 ) , ( e )間に通電する ア ッ プスロープ制御装置(15)を付設 して成る抵抗溶接 回路装置。 5. The resistance welding circuit device according to claim 4, wherein the members to be welded are gradually increased from the start of energization to several cycles. Resistance welding circuit device with an up slope control device (15) that energizes between.
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